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50 arrested ahead of Swaziland democracy protests Around 50 people have been arrested ahead of a planned human rights protest in Swaziland. The protest had been planned against the monarchy of Swaziland to call attention to the country's alleged lack of human rights. [ML] [ ± ] - Image credit		Latest news ± Father of David Cameron dies in French hospital after suffering stroke David Cameron misses Prime Minister's Questions after father suffers stroke Scottish FA apologise after fans boo Liechtenstein national anthem Australian Senate Committee recommends formation of Charities Commission A.J. Pierzynski leads Chicago White Sox to narrow 5-4 win against Detroit Tigers 50 arrested ahead of Swaziland democracy protests Iraqi TV presenter Riad al-Saray shot dead in Baghdad UK researchers discover first antibiotics originating from insects 'Daybreak' launches on ITV in UK Researchers find moonlight influences owl monkeys' nocturnal activity U2 walks over the Bosphorus Bridge before concert Resignation of JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater announced Indian nuclear scientist Homi Sethna dies aged 86 Wikinews Shorts: September 7, 2010 Little Rock Nine member Jefferson Thomas dies aged 67 Basque separatist group ETA declares ceasefire Obama announces plan to build roads, railroads and runways Six dead in arson attack in Bridgetown, Barbados Independent Member of Australian Parliament calls for better indigenous policy Wikinews Shorts: September 6, 2010 » Older news
Father of David Cameron dies in French hospital after suffering stroke The father of British Prime Minister David Cameron died in France on Wednesday. 77 year-old Ian Cameron suffered a stroke while on holiday. [ ± ] - Image credit	Australian Senate Committee recommends formation of Charities Commission The Economics Legislation Committee of the Australian Senate reported Tuesday on their investigation into the matter of investigating the benefits of religious charities in Australia, and recommended the formation of a Charities Commission. [ ± ] - Image credit
A.J. Pierzynski leads Chicago White Sox to narrow 5-4 win against Detroit Tigers The Chicago White Sox scored a narrow 5-4 victory Monday against the Detroit Tigers after White Sox player A.J. Pierzynski scored a go-ahead run in extra innings. [ ± ] - Image credit	Iraqi TV presenter Riad al-Saray shot dead in Baghdad Riad al-Saray, an Iraqi television presenter has been shot dead. [ ± ] - Image credit
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